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' r &"f-ft-X. ~~:n j L 7, , ' , • krn,t _ PiCr adLLING-OFFICE, Nov. 200818'KE • comgiSSION /MS for VICTUALLTN'O th Ilis Br.IIESTY'S NAVY do herebiel gire Notice, 'rt ,. °7l7'nes daY, the Bth of Deeenther nert, they will be ready ; r-ee'Pe 7'enders in Writing ( 8614 ' 4 ti p) , and (real fot the 33;101., 1 separafe 4 7 „,„ ces ) o f all suehlltantifies of t tt , Etll) , nEEt", and MUTTON, WINE, MILK, VEGETA" i'S, CANDLES, SOAP, and RAVENS, as may be re ,;ed for the use of the Poyrit Naval Hospitals at Hasittr Pilin "uth respeeticely, daring the:pace of twelve' Galen ;:toths,,frons Me Ist of January, 1819, inclusive. r. ee°' n friiii "'s If the Contracts may °to be seen at tae Se eretn )v - " 'filet', at this Offi ce , or by applying to the Stewar -; "°ve'- ds mentionecl Hospitals.' 4 40it ° rel".art l it'd! be had to any render in which the Price 6 e l e7 7 tli in4ertetl i n lVortls lenArt 111 or 14x1 shall not 2),: 3 red to the llortrd before Otte o'Cloch tt n the said te4, at' Bth or D ec o-o; e r next; nci'r unless . the Persott to. '474 " . the i'etitlet', or ;knife Person on his behalf,attenti I:P;er whet called for.. • 1 tw it . l ' e "iter must /144/4 deremprinicd 67 1 a L 4t !!'".r!" e•iito • ns:t • ine bound with the _ i irty her-ers ons engaginZ -t -o r firri tto endC ring, i n the penal Sant of boot. for life thee Per" 4rgi eti 'ee the r,-o ract s far each of the !too first mentioned each of the Oilers. _ • 7 ?1 / 3 Piff 7'Lr.d Ift I:VG:Y dR n, -Nom 1818, 12, P tr i ve Notice, .that on Thursday, , at Ten o'Cloth in the Forenoon, hIC ot His Majesty's Vie snndry Los of the . followink 'II.ES, now lying in the said Yard, , ur, Flour Sweepitlgs, Raisins, Rice Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Cal 'ortalile Soup, Balielion se Sweepings, ir, Mutter, Cheese, Suza'r, Bazq and neon, 'Hogshead, Barrel, and Half =. nal] Cask, Tierce, and Irish Barrel &c. 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AN' . 3c l # io 2a• W. 1 1; 1. 4;1 4 J 1 ' Tr 4 , C A otce t 1 44 kt / I ;, 4 ,iiknP s ' I t e c. itrAltt cor Co 11t, ar„,Z 10 t ► l ttl„ 4 :1 : beir 4 of lif i I t XIA I VI ; Vkf t , to 1 4 1 / 4 v4V t? ll ltk e N' S lity t reC 4 1 °. p i t' I - ) 1 4 - . \ NA i ce Yl) r l4 t: S'. b s lit l l. l C): t tr t . t ra rtf" lO° MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3;3, 1818. From the LONDON GAZETTE of 'Nov: 41. MOURNING FOR WEE:. LATE MAJESTY. Horse-Gnards, Nay. 5.`0. His ttoyat FlightiesS the Prince Regent, actin;; in the name and On the behalf of I►i"s Majesty, does not require that the Officers of the Army should wear any other monming, the preen trielancho). occa'sion, than black ct•ape over the ornamental part of the cal► or hat, the sword knot, and on the left aria, with the Following excep tions. Officers on duty are to wear black gloves, black crape over the ornamental part of the cap or hat, he sword knot, and on the left arm ; the sash covered with black crape ; hiAck gorget ribbon, and a black crape scarf over the right sl:onlder. The drums are to be covered with bl+cly, and black crape iS to be hung from the pike of the colourittfr of infivntry, and from the standard staff antOilonpeta of cavalry. _ _ Wb'en Officers appear at C'tsatt in their' uniform, they are to wear black crape orer . the ornamental part of the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left arm ; a black crape scarf over the right shoulder ; black waistcoat, breeches, stockings, and buckles. By command of his Royal Highness the Com mander-if-Chief. HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General. Admiralty-Office, N0v.20. , His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, does not require that the officers of the fleet :;nould wear any other mourning, on the present melan choly occasion, with their undress uniforms, than black crapes on their left arms, hats, and sword knots; nor with their dress uniforms, than black gloves, and black crapes on their left arms, hats, and sword knots; except at Court, when they are to wear also black. waistcoats, breeches, stockings, and buckles ; nor that the officers of the royal marines should. wear any other mourning with their uniform's cha•n black crapes‘ein their lett arms, hats, and sword knots'; except on duty, when they are - to. wear also black gloves, and the-sash co vered with black, black gorget.ribbons and black crape scarfs over their, right•shoulders ; and ex cept at Court, when they are td wear black crapes on their left arms, hats, ancl sword knots, black crape scarfs over their right shoulders, and black waistcoats, breeehei, stockings, and buckles. The drums of the royal marines are to be co vered-With and a black crape is to be hung from the pike of the divisional colour-staff. • • J. w. CROKER. WESTMINSTEA, 11 - 7 ,..0v. 21, ISI3. a•Ninneron; Meetly!: of ibe ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, in the Interest of Captain Sir NIURRAY MAXWELL, held this day at the British Cotre'e house, to talteinto consideration his Answer to the Requisi tion, and the best means of insuring his Election, HENRY WINCHESTER, Esq. in the Chair, The Resointions were nnanimously agreed First—That this Meeting highly appreciates the prompt and candid manneriu which Sir Murray Maxwell has convey ed to the Electors of 'Westminster his consent to, become a Candidate on the present occasion ; but at. the same time it is with extreme regret they 'warn, that the state ()this health, from the injury he received during the late contest for this Cite, is such es to preclude his personal attendanue. Secondly- 7 -That this . Meeting being .duly impressed as to the important services Sir Murray Max Well resolved to this _City On coming. forward on the late Election, and tin' firth conduct he displayed in that ardw;ns contest, until driven front ittiy the severe outrage that was committed on his per son, thee consider him as meriting the zealous and liberal support of the Electors on the present occasion. Thirdly—That the principle on which Sir Murray Maxwell again sOlicits tie suffrages of the Electors, nice.: the full concurrence of the present Meeting, and they I herefore re e,•inowsid a Subscription be entered into forthwith, fir the urpose otdefraving the expellee. the ensuing Mecum). Fourth/y..411a! it be recommended In the t';irisites within this City to commence an immediate and' active 'Canvass in behalf of Sir MnrrayNaxw li, through their respective divi sions, and that Ctimmittees he formed therein, in order to give full effect to that o bj ec t. HENRY WINCHESTER, Chairman. Mr. Winchester having left the Chair— Resolved Onanintously—That the Thanks of this Meet ing lie given' to hint fur his able conduct in the Chair this day. • WESTMINSTER ELECTION. . • • HE Friends of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL are respectfully inforthe(t, that SUBSCRIPTIONS for defraying his Bxpencr:s. nn the ensiling Election for West mintfer are received at the following Ratiliing-hooses, viz.— Melsrs. Dritmroonifs, Charing-c,t,..%; Messrs.l-lerrieS noil Co. St. lames 4 i-street; m es 'iv Tß; Bi r eb : s m) (to. Bond-stteet ; Messrs. Ho.koll and Co. Strand; Sir William Curtis and Ca. Lombard-street. EAST' TYnT.A s !OUSE Nor. 18, 181'8. rifiriE COURT of - DIRPAC iq of the UNIT- E En COMPANY, of M#I , WHAVN . of F,NCLAND TRADIN(7; to th, f: INDIES do herehy give Notice, That the QUARTERLY (;ENEItAL COITR'r ot th, said COMPANY4 , 4I-ppoiptie,d to he :hAld (!rt WEDNF,SO IY, thiF I‘ith DeeenTher next is made wI't?OIAI,. for the purpose of laym; before The PROPIrII 4 ',T6IN fOr lierir-approhation, agreeably to the 19th Section o . fthelith Chlpter pf tbe Cow pany's-llye-La,,,,, a I+ eiMitilon of the Coont of Directors, or the 4th Ittgoot, grant ing a Pension -f .1.800 per Anauva , to WILLIAM E! U DOVIt Esq.' late of thi. St. He lena FAahlislun.ent.: : • • : , The Paperyrelating to Mr. 1 50 ,veton, as required- by -the Bye-Law, Cap: 6.' Sect. 20. ;lie open for the inspection - Of the Proprietors at this House. .. - . JOSEPH Contfac!or,:respe - ofilllv informs ilk T hest ritIF.NDS, the PUBLIC. that the DRAWING of the-STATE LOTTEVY—ii' POSTPONE till after the FUNERII. of her 1-,te NIAJBSTY Cot:0110 and Chatting-CroSs, Nor. it , IsfB. 1' 11 r, C' AT 1 Sr's. -QtTiXOTE,' eritheilishect Frith Sevent y =4 four ENGRAVINS frornTlCrtna,S by U. SMIRKE, Esq. ILA, was PURIASHED Tills' DAY. Printed furl. Cadell and W. navies, Strand. _ CABA MIA BAST-INDIAMAN. JCopious NAB RATIVE e f the S 1 PlVlitCK of the•CABAINA -EAST-INDIAMAN, by one of fhe Sufferers, will appear in the ASIA'T'IC JpvitNAL, Number. XXXVI. to be published on the Ist December, which` will ala cprita in' a Mentoir,of :1)}0 -Life of-tile late Right Hon. WARREN' HASTINGS, and recent Intelligence from every Part f r f BtitiOi India, &r..tir:c. 11Fc. '• ' . Published by Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, And Allen, Lead enhall-strect ; of whom may he procured complete Sets of the Asiatic Journal from the commencement in January 181 G. • Day' Was iiblishrtl, price 6s. • THE EDINBURGH - REVIEW; or CRITI CAL-JOURNAL—No.. LX. CONTENTS.—Mad. ife Stnel, kir - hi 'Revolution Frangoise— Dante—M4an g es .LC Litteraturi--:-American Geology--Ndpwreeks of the - Aleeste and the Medo v f—Capt. Pater on the Length of the . 1 5 ii)titilliThe'Ahh6leorgel— Dflonaparte and the Elba Mti...-DrisonDiscipline—Education of the Pour , ..-Bitrzli lteforan- . -Saas on Art and !lily. Edinlmrgh_;.Prinled for-Archibald Constable :and Co, ; 'anti Longman, [That, Rees, Orine; and Brown. London. PoIiTCGM... . :This Day were published, Elegantly tritired .Tvut 'Volumes,. Imperial Quarto, Mits. t rated by .nittiieroUS rPlottreti.Viewtz. ;tl)d authentie_Plans of all the Sieges and Battles.tought in tlfe Peninsula during the late war, take I 51: 134; in boards , (dedicated, by per mission, to bisßoyal Hig.lin,e;sAlie:Prince Regent), • mturAny, nd ,* x 'TIMESQUE OBSEtwArrroNs• on PORTUGAL; cornpriSing the Military and Political Accoinst,of that.Cmin try, from the carlict period down to the present time, with ninny curioos French Papers 4, never hitherro published; also the Ailtliqr's,Military Reconnoissance, the Local History, -and' TianiVstine' .observatiOns, embellished iiith Views, selected for the purpose of conveying as much Military Information as possible. " (TEO.KG E . I. , ANDMANN; Lieutenant-Colonel in the Corps of Royal Engineers, Lien tumult-CA(4*i in the 3ui e Corps in the set vice of Spain, %Nab Brevet Ralik of Colonel. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. - • For COS:GUS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and CONSUMPTIONS. CtINDELL's IMPItOVEIIBALSAM of HONEY. R CUNDELL; Chenist, No. 47, ' Minn ries, London, sole Inverithr and Proprietor of the above invaluable Mediae. reminds his Friends and the 'Public; that it is the:Must :effectual and radical (Remedy far every description of Complaints that affect the Lungs and Chest.` The experience it has undergone,: Mid' tW"ger , at c4icacy the Pnblic have derived from its use for the-se forty years, renders it quite unnecessary to:_etrlarge uPon its ex-1 ccilent Cundell, recommends those afflicted with Pectoral Complaints to bc.' particular' in askirn; f or " Improved Balsam of:floney." as'therv.aie many Medicine Venders induced (from the cclebrity his sled vine has argiriteiri-to snutions CompOsitionS under 'the. Mime of " I3alsam of Honey." Prepared only, and sold iii . 'bottles at 12s. etlf Lsw; an d 25:9,1.ze11ich; by Henri - (it;trlell,.,Clpurist "andArsircisf, 47, . Minories, I,ndon, opposite .Inlin-strer't, tyin.re every de sctiption irf Chernicals". and Grdenicals, are to lie 1.; the eitmr!st perfecOon. . • s•ild IS his YiKetrts, 4.lBvins 4rl Sons,-1 ; ak.:10e; by Xdwards,, 66 7 St. Paul's~ Cluirgh-vard; Barclay rind Sods, Met-rharlief ; Butler a'fid s irk on d ptailt ryneCliible gctlieltle 1' there, tiiron L bout the United Kingdom. CHURCH PJ3AYERS FOR HER LATE MAJESTY. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 18th of Novem ber, 1818, Present—Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord President, Duke of Montrose, Lord Steward,. • Earl Bathurst, Earl of Liver pool, Viscount Melville,•Viscount Sidinouth, Bishop of Lon don; Lord St. Hihim,- Sir William , Scott, -.Sir John Nicholl, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Chief Baron. Whereas in the Act of Uniformity, which establishes the Liturgy of the' Church of England, provision is made fur such alterations in the Prayers forthe Royal Family, as from time to time shall become necessary, and be directed by law ful authority: it is thereupon this day ordered in Councii, that in the Morning and Evening Prayers, in the Litany, and in all other parts of the Public Service, as well in the occa sional Offices as in the Book of Common Prayer, where the Royal Family is appointed to be particularly prayed for, the following form and order shall be observed, viz.— Their Royal Highnesses Geurge-Priime of Wales, the Prin cess of Wales, and all the Royal Family. . And it is further ordered, 7 hat n edition of the CoMmon Prayer he from henceforth printed, hut with this amend ment that in the mean time; till copies of sup edition may be -had, all Parsons, Vic , vs and Curates, within this realm, do (for pr e venting of inistiles) with the pen, correct and amend all such Prayers in their-ChnrCh Books, according to the aforegoing direction: and for t fie better notice hereof, that this order be forthwith printed and published, and sent to the several Parishes; and tha the Right Reverend the Bi shops do take care that obediunee be paid to the same accord- CHETWYND. • In pursuance of an Act passed in the tenth year of her late Majesty Queen Anne, and of aoother Act passed in the thirty _second year of his present Majesty, Wherein provision is made for praying for the Royal Family in that part of (heat Britain called Scotland;it is hereby ordered in council, that. hence forth every Minister and. Preacher shall io his respective Church, cohgregation. or Assembly, t ray in express words— For his Most Sircred Majesty King George, their Royal Highnesses Gvorge.Prince of Wales, the Princess of. Wales, and all the Royil Family. Of which all persons concerned are hereby required to take notice, and govern themselves accordingly. CHETWYND. At the Court at Carlton house, the : 19th-of Nov. IBM. Pressnt- T ilis Royal Highness the Prinee . Regent in Council. This day the Right noti.Sir Charles Abliiitt, Justice of the Court of King's Bench ; and the Right Hon. Sir Roliert Dallas, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Com nion'Pleat, .u;ere, by .command of his .Royal Hi"ghness •t he Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took their respective place at the Board accordingly. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOV. 12. Sheriffs inated,for Col my:ill—Joseph Sawle Sault, of Pen rice, Esq. William liaNlikigh, of Menabilly, Esq.; Joseph Hosken, of Ellinglaze, Esq. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. flizr • 0 (lice, Nov. 21. lib Regiment of Light DragOcins—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel. Richard Diggens,th .be Lientynant-C:ilopel, without pur chase. "Brevet Lientenant-Colonel James Bouchicr. to be ..111ajor, vice Diggens. To h!.. Captains of Troops, wit hunt purchase—Capt Stephen' White , from half- pay, -211, Light Dragoons : 'null. Captain James Dube: ly, feotit ha! f pay of the I ith Light Dragoon,: vice Bourchier. 3th Regithent of tightl)raguon!-Ctilanel'Theophii nc lei, from the RQd LiOLDragootts,,,to be Neotestant 7 ColoneL without purch a se. Lieutenant John to 'he - Citptain ,zaf .4 Troop, wit hmit,ptirchase. Lieutenant Jiihn:Hqratitts. NlAitland,:from half-pay of the BeAinicut, to be Lieutenant, wit& exchanges, receiving the difference. - Assistant-Surgeon Duncan McGrigor, from the Rid Light Dragoons, to he Assistant-Surgeon, rice Henry Hart, who retires npun the half-pay of the ilittl Light Dra govus. [Prticn SEVENITIV:E. 15th Ditto—Surgeon Join*: Easton, front the 47th Pout, to be Surge nn, rice Riifsdale, wh , , exchanges. 25th Ditto—lirevet Major Charles Synge, from the 20t/t Light Dragoon's, in be Major, by purchase, rice Ellis - , who retires. 2d Ile!:inielit of FootLieurenant-Colonel John Jordan, In spectik; Field-Othcer of the Militia in the lonian Island, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Vice Graham, who exchanges. 7th Date—raymastek illiam Adair MacDoug3ifi from the half-pay* •t the iStli 'Foot, lo b e Paymaster, far ,Justine • Brenan, who eich a n ge i. Quarter-Master (Attie 'Lambert, from half-pay of the 14th Foot, to LA Quarter Master, vice Jiihn Hogan, who exchanges. 12th Ditto—Ensign Robert Carew, froraindtpay of the 15th. Fr.ot; to be Ensign, rice Jonathan Priti!ly, who exchanges. 47th Ditto—Sulgeou George Ridslale, fr.nt the 15th Light Dragoons, to he Surgeon, vice East(); who excoanges. • 501 h Ditto--L-r.aptain William Mektuder Craig, from the 68th Foot, to he Captain of a Compatiy, rice Thoalas Chapman, who retires upon the half-pay of the Mt Foot. G7th Ditto—Assistaiiturgeon Robert Greig, M. D. from the 2.1 d Llght Dragoons, to be A ., sistatit•Strgeon, rice Kenny, promoted. Grith Ditto—Lieutenant James Alderson Bailey; from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieuteu7int, rice Edward Aproule, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 71st Ditto— -. - ,Coititor, Gent. to be Ens go, without pur chase, rice deceased. 7 . 2i1 Ditto—Brevet Lieut , liant-Colonel Felik Calvert, fron nt the 32d Font, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vie , : Leitch, Who retires. Royal West India Ranr,e - r-Eniign Charles Richard Fox, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Ramsay, who retires. Starr.---Lieutenaut-Colonel H. C. E. Vernon Graham, from the 2d V'oot, to be InSpecting Field-011icer of the la 'la the lonian Islands, rice Jordan, who exchanges. Sa m u e l Colberg, Esq. lat e Paymaster of Detachments at Liverpool - , to be Paymaster of a Recruiting District. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. James, tlenient's-lane, Lombard-street, merchant. BANKRUPTS. 'l'. Stead, Blackft lars-toadi woollen-draper, to surrender Nor. 26, Dec. 1, and Jan. 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ferret,, Threadneedle-stree , . It. Pollock , sen. and J. Pollock, Wakefield, woolstaplers, Nov.lo-24, Dec. 1, and Jan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Parry, Lincoin's-Inti New-square. W. Allard, Birtningham, haberdasher, Dec. 8, at six; 4, and. Jun. 2, at eleven, at. the Bath Hotel, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire. Attorney, Mr. Caruthers, Pities Darn, • Salop. J. DakVson, Holbeck, Leeds, clothier, Dec 21, 22, and Jab 2, at eleten, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, artd Deane, Gray's Inn-square, London ;- and Mr. Biome, Leeds. - J. Badderly, Nottingham, greicer, Nov. 30, Dec. 1, and Jan: 2, at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham Attorines, Mr. Fearnhead, Nottingham; and Messrs. Hurd and John son, Temple, London. E. Watson, Withern, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer, Nor. 24, Dec. s, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at London. At torney, Mr. Rollerts, Great St. Helen's, London. J. Allen and J. Ware, Rotherhithe-wall, Bermondsey, oil and tolourthen, Nov. 91, Dec. 5, and - Jan. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Castle-street, Falcon square. J. tiowitt, Whitetrois-street, charcoal-merchant, Dec. 2, at ten, 8, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rose, East-street, Red Lion-square H. Dennett, Wilson-street. Gray's-inn-lane, enwkeeper,Nor. 2S, Dec. i, and .Jan. 2, et one, at Guildhall.' Attorilies, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. • • T. Williams, Liverpool. chinaman, Dec. 3,4, and Jan. 2, at eleven, at the Legs of Man Inn, Btu-sleet, Staf f ordshire. At. tornies, Mr. Berridge, Hatton Garden, London ; and Mr. Ward, Borslrm. E. Dixey, Oxford-street, optician, Nov. 29, Dec. 1, at eleven, and Jan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, Great Marlborough-street. H. Jarvis, Tottenham-court-road, cabinet-maker, Nov. SA, Dec. 5, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray's Inn-square. J. Mackay, Warwick-street, Golden-square, saddler, Nov. 44, Dec. t, and Jan. 2, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Dawson, Saville-place, Burllogton-street. J. Whitford, Black Boric yard, High Holborn, coach-smith, Nov. 24, Dec. 1, arid Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. torucy, Mr. Abraham, Great Marlborough-street. , T. 4. Lancaster, Cateaton-street, merchant, Nov. 94, at one,' Dec. 5, at twelve, and Jan, 2, at one, al. Riuiltthalt. Atto.r nies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, tame, and Hunt, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. H. Horner, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, Nov. 24, Dec. 5, • and Jan. 2. at ten, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. Luttrell, Temple-place, Black friars-road. W. Deane, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, common-brewer, Dec. 1, 5, and Jan. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorni e s, M essr s Clarke and Clarke, Little St.-Thomas Apostle. • DIVIDENDS. Dec. 5, C. Bishop, High-street, Borough, linen-draper... Dec. 12, G. Young and G. Glennie, Budge-row, merchants-. Dec. 12, R. S. Walker, Fast Smithfield, colour-mannfacturcr 28, J. S. Rains, Wapping-w4ll, biscuit-baker—Dee. 12, R. Maltby, Mortimer-street, money-scrivener —Dec. 15, T. Martin, Chichester,,collar•niaker—Dec. 14. J.Barlow, and .1. Gregory, Slid - field, iron ; founders—Dec. 16, R. Moffat, Manchester, merchant---Dee. le, W. Lloyd, jun. Findon, Sussex, farmer—Dec:, 12, J. Martin, Alkrston,Sussex, shop keeper—Dec. 19, J. Currey, Welts, talkw-chandler—Dec.l4, Si Holland, and "I'.S. Williams, Liverpool, merchants—Dec. 12,' S. Pryor, < ambridge, tin-plate-worker—Dee. 12, E. and F. Kent,, Mark-lane, wine-merchants—Dec. 12, J. Fell, Rat alifie-highway, ironmonger. -Dee. 17. J. Dickinson, Dews bury, linti-draper=Dee. 15, F. Kendrick, Holborn, and G. Tyndale, Atdgate, linen-drapers—Dec. 12, G. M. Cox, Edge ware-road, toyman—Dec. 19., J. Slater, Market-street, West minster, brewer—Dec. 15, It. Rush, Field Dulling, grocer, Norfolk—Dec. 5, .I.' and .1. Wilson, Shrewsbury, drapers— Dec. _5, J.Turner, Bitty-mill, Hertfordshire, corn-dealer. • CERTIFICATES—DEe. 12. M. A, Watson, Fareham, Sontliampton,mercer—S. Lapage, London, dealer—W. Waite, Huddersfield, 'dumber—S. Si mons, Hilperton, Wiltshire, bawker—E. G. Mayne, High •street, Shadwell, grocer—Y. Furter, Halifax, manufacturer— '3. Bennet, Manchester, woollqn cord-inanufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Harvey, syn., A. Harvey, jun., Had Biggerslaff, White Horse-yard; West-street, West Smithfield,' cal t and waggon wheelwrights--G. Arney, .1. Cath, and H. Kain, Bury-street, St. Mary-axe, warehouse-keepers--t\', Williams, Amen-corner, bookseller, and F. Westley, Friar -street, sta tioner—W. Kitchen and W. Bloodworth, ripper Seymour :street, Portman square, pastry-eoolis—T. A. Minchin and D. w e Weddell, Go,:port, solicitors-1. and J. Bowling . , heat street,l3orough—R.a4J.Lountx,Hoglitowtower,Laticashire, ,calico-printers=P. Salomons and J. Guldsmid, St. Helen's place, Bishopsgate-street, tuerchattts—l. and W. Phipps, and' 'l'. Demme, Kan, ladies? shoetnakers-4. Smith, G. ann.. and F, Falkier, Manchester, commis,ion agents—T.Longfield • land W. Elliott, jun. New IVlalton, Yorkshire, skinners—TV. !Crisokesand R.W. B.Jackson,Shadwell, High-street, tinder. .taligrs—J.Nlorley, W.Wilson, and R. Itiorlev,N o ttirigh am , 1 Parker, W.Shelley,T.Bye, and it.i.lttoth,Paddiiigton, ldeare'rs in china and earthenware—W. Bei:ry and T. Lawsmt, . • ljitiinburgh, writers—A. and E. sly- Thuisy, Great Winchester *rest, merchants—C,Wheelr, C. Nleux, G. Imlay, and S. !Cock, Frederick's-place, Old Jewte, patent 'malt matinfac• turers—J. ills and :J. Bullass, Huddersfield, brewers—J. and ,%I. Smith, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers—J. Kelley and J. ,poorhouse, Pedlar's-acre, dealers in Yorkshire par- , Eldershaw and R. Dallett, Kingston-uporx4hames, horse-dealers. . . stiuAa.—The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, ed from the Returns made in the week eudi4 No vcutoer IA, :919, is 4's. 11 1.. per cwt.